Henri Bal and Alexandru Iosup receive an NWO-KLEIN2 grant

Henri Bal and Alexandru Iosup have received a research grant of €K 645 from the NWO KLEIN2 program for a proposal called “Computation Offloading for Distributed Sensor Applications”. Their teams will work together to study how to process the huge amount of data that will be generated by sensors from smart phones and the internet of Things.

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